Fuentes del Narcea, Degaña e Ibias
About the Park
This Natural Park is home to the largest oak forest in Spain, the Muniellos Forest, and is the territory of the brown bear par excellence. A space of wild nature and living traditions in southwestern Asturias. This protected area offers a unique experience of immersion in nature, with exceptional biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes.
Experiences and Places
Moal Forest
The entrance door to Muniellos. A magical and accessible forest, ideal for family hiking and to feel the essence of the reserve.
Muniellos Center
The gateway to the best preserved oak forest in Europe.
Connio Viewpoint
The best panoramic view to understand the immensity of Muniellos without the need for permits. A window open to the infinite forest.
Corias Monastery
Known as the 'Asturian Escorial', this impressive Benedictine monastery combines history, architecture and wine tradition.
Muniellos Natural Reserve
The largest oak forest in Spain and one of the best preserved in Europe. A temple of nature with restricted access to guarantee its purity.
Heroic Vineyards
The wine tradition of Cangas del Narcea. Vineyards on impossible slopes that give rise to unique wines.
Recommended gear for your visit
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Recommended Routes
Ascension to Cueto de Arbas
The high mountains within everyone's reach. A short but intense ascent from the Leitariegos Pass that offers one of the best panoramic views of Asturias and a fairy-tale glacial lagoon.
El Cabril Route
High mountains in their purest form. Circular route from the picturesque town of Xinestosu that takes us to the glacial lagoons and peaks of the Sierra del Cabril.
Route of the Fasgueo Lagoons
Deception in its purest form. A demanding route that combines bear and wolf history with a first-rate glacial landscape. The Fasgueo lagoons are a hidden treasure bordering León.